> What is the reason that I should not use the array? Is there any problem
> doing it that way?
They array is simply not designed for you to use as if it were your
variable.
What you want to do is this:
<?php
# Beginning of script:
session_start();
session_register('count');
$count = $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['count'];
.
.
.
# In your class methods:
class ...
function ...
global $count;
}
}
.
.
.
# At the end of your script.
# Nothing. $count is your variable, it's registered, coo coo ka choo
?>
You are changing $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['count'], but I'm betting the *GLOBAL*
variable $count is not changing, and *THAT* is what was registered, and
*THAT* is what gets save. $count in the global name-space.
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